Since then, a whole marketplace of apps for GTD has evolved. The book was first published in 2001, and the original implementation of GTD uses pencil, paper, folders, and a filing cabinet. GTD® stands for Getting Things Done®, both the name of a productivity methodology and the title of the book that describes it, written by David Allen. It's so flexible that you can even use it for GTD. Evernote lets you create and save whatever type of notes you want, from audio memos to doodles to photos, with a wealth of tools to store, sort, and organize them.
Evernote is among the best apps for productivity and much of its success comes from its flexibility.
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